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Email suggests facilitation of a meeting between Masayoshi Son and Donald Trump, hinting at possible financial coordination and foreign influence
The exchange links a high‑profile billionaire (Masayoshi Son) with the President (Donald Trump) and mentions arranging a meeting and ‘financial guys.’ While the email lacks concrete amounts, dates, or Sender Jeffrey E. references ‘inner circle’ and a possible meeting with Donald Trump arriving at 5 p Landon Thomas Jr., a New York Times financial reporter, is the recipient and appears to be facilit
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The exchange links a high‑profile billionaire (Masayoshi Son) with the President (Donald Trump) and mentions arranging a meeting and ‘financial guys.’ While the email lacks concrete amounts, dates, or Sender Jeffrey E. references ‘inner circle’ and a possible meeting with Donald Trump arriving at 5 p Landon Thomas Jr., a New York Times financial reporter, is the recipient and appears to be facilit
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[email protected][email protected]http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/t/landonhttps://www.nytimes.com/2o17/03/o3/business/dealbook/masayoshi-son-sprint-and-a-bet-onreferenceRelated Documents (6)
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